Iya no Kazurabashi
“Iya no Kazurabashi,” known as one of Japan’s three largest strange bridges, is made by putting together five tons of vines, replaced every three years. The bridge is full of thrills, creaking and shaking with every step you take (the bridge, which is 45 meters long, two meters wide and 14 meters above the water, is designated as an important tangible folk cultural property by the state).
Street address
- 162-2 Zentoku Nishiiyayamason, Miyoshi-shi, Tokushima Prefecture
About TOKUSHIMA Access
- Get off at Kazurabashi bus stop, several minutes by foot
Opening Hours
- From sunrise to sunset
Closed
- Seven days a week
Fee
Best season
- All year
Point
- The bridge is said to have been originally built by the Heike samurai clan. The bridge was made of vines so that it could be cut off any time to allow them to flee from the pursuers.
Spots around
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Otsuka Museum of Art
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Ochiai Shuraku
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Ryozen-ji, the first temple of the pilgrimage circuit
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Oku-Iya Niju Kazurabashi
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Yakuo-ji Temple
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Hiwasa Chelonian Museum Caretta
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Awa Odori Dance Festival
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Ai-no-Yakata
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Hyoutanjima Cruise
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Tokushima Awaodori Airport
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Awa Jurobe Yashiki (Puppet Theater and Museum)
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Oboke and Koboke Gorges (Oboke Gorges excursion boat)
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Hiwasa Hachiman Shrine Autumn Festival
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Naruto Uzushio Whirlpools (Uzu-no-Michi)
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Awaodori Kaikan
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Naruto whirlpools
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Tairyuji Ropeway
